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PRR GREEN ROAD MEN BIBSHORT GREEN 4H SHAMMY
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- 80 %
- Temperature: 64°F / 95°F
$35.00
$174.99
- Temperature: 64°F / 95°F
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Please note, our garments follow an Italian and race-cut fit.
We recommend sizing up. Your size may also vary according to your personal preferences.
We recommend sizing up. Your size may also vary according to your personal preferences.
Final sale: this item cannot be returned
Denali Green
Kimball Green
Body Mapping
External flatlock seams
Leg comfort system
Reflective for high visibility
Free system bib
Breathability
Lightness
UV Protection
Main fabric
78% polyamide-recycled fibers, 22% elastane-recycled fibers
Waist insert/back insert/leg insert
73% polyamide-recycled fibers, 27% elastane-recycled fibers
Leg band
78% polyester-recycled fibers, 22% elastane
coating: 100% silicone
Straps
45% polyester, 65% elastane
The PRR bibshorts go “Green” in a completely new eco-friendly design. Cycling is passion but it is also respect: for our teammates, for our rivals and most importantly for the environment that surrounds us. Made with certified recycled fabrics and eco-friendly materials that dry quickly and protect from sun-rays (UPF50+). Even the chamois is new - anti-shock, breathable and made from recycled fabrics.
Green
4H
Designed to answer the demands of both road and offroad cycling, using a recycled polyamide for the outter layer. The open cell foam (density: 100 g/m², thickness: 12 mm) guarantees excellent protection during cycling. The foam's perforation (3 mm holes) increases significantly the perspiration and ventilaton, for a pleasant feeling of freshness and a quick drying.
